Lincoln was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in January 2012 at 2.5 years old. His parents took him to his normal 2.5 year old wellness appointment and the pediatrician decided to do a blood test on Lincoln because he thought Lincoln looked pale. The next day they found out he had Leukemia. He has been receiving treatments at UPMC children's hospital in Pittsburgh ever since.
He is a very fun, happy little boy and a great big brother to his one year old brother Sawyer. He is extremely smart and loves letters, words, reading and spelling. He's been reading and spelling since before he was two. He also loves to run and play and go to the park.
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